Here we are psychedelics today.

Solidarity Friday, Michelle Janickian and Kyle Buller, Joe Moore. How are you both doing?

Great.

Doing well. Right. And Michelle, we did not mention last week that you're going to be joining us on a regular basis on the podcast and helping with editing

and writing and much more at psychedelics today. So I wanted to make sure we pointed that out today.

Sorry for missing it last time. Welcome to the team, Michelle. Yeah, no, it's such an honor. Thank you guys

for having me. I'm really excited to be helping out more. I really believe in what you're all doing.

So I'm excited. Same here. Yeah. It's excited to be helping out more. I really believe in what you're all doing. So I'm

excited. Same here. Yeah. It's going to be really cool what we get done in the next year or two.

Yeah. All right. Before we jump into news, just want to remind folks that we have a bunch of seats left.

Actually, maybe not a bunch, maybe 10 seats left total for our two different navigating psychedelics courses

starting in early March.

So if you want to secure a spot, jump in soon, psychedelic education center.com.

Yeah, and Kyle, you just had a ketamine training with Dr. Melanie Pinkus, neuroscientist,

and you said it was pretty comprehensive,

right?

If you're into neuroscience and you can follow that, it was...

Maybe a little more neuroscience than you expected.

Yeah, but it was wonderful.

I mean, it was very comprehensive and a really awesome overview of the neuroscience of ketamine.

And that class was called mind bending, mind mending.

And we're probably going to do a series on the neuroscience of the various psychedelic

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